Is there a better thing than going for a stroll starting from a beautiful village ,it will continue on farms and end up in one of the most beautiful archaeological sites on the island? This walk will be suggested to you: A walk from Agios Arsenios to the archaeological site of Dionysos. The route is […]
A short walk in the village of Agios Arsenios will give you the opportunity to photograph the whole village and the meadow, which extends to the beach. The starting point is the entrance of the village of Agios Arsenios. Following the road to the Elementary School, you reach beyond the courtyard and from there you […]
Walking route: Agios Arsenios – Agia Anna ( Hiking) Duration: 1 ώρα Difficulty: 3/10 This route was suggested by the Cultural and Ecological Association of Agios Arsenios of Naxos. Start from the top of Agios Arsenios and end up at Agia Anna beach. Before you begin, you have to buy water, because the whole route […]
The Cultural and Ecological Association of Agios Arsenios delivers courses of traditional dances in the club hall, in the village of Agios Arsenios. The inhabitants of Agios Arsenios love the customs, customs and traditions and are known for the festivals they organize which take place until the early hours. For your participation in the courses […]
At the feast of Agios Ioannis 29/8 At the feast of Agios Spyridon 12/12 At the feast of the patron saint of the village, the icon of Agios Spyridon is taken in the alleys and followed by a feast with traditional instruments. At the events organized by the Cultural Association of Agios Arsenios, the Carnival, […]
In the area of Yria, we meet the sanctuary of Dionysus, which is considered by the historians to be the forerunner of the Parthenon. Location: The sanctuary of Dionysus is located in Yria, a few minutes away from the village of Agios Arsenios and about 10 km from Chora. History: In the sanctuary of Dionysos […]
On August 29, festivals are held in Apeiranthos, Apolonas and Agios Arsenios Traditional feasts are held in all three villages.
